Aragon Tourist Guide 2016

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A COLLECTION OF INTERESTING AND ENJOYABLE ACTIVITIES THROUGH WHICH CHILDREN CAN DISCOVER ARAGONWHILE HAVING FUN.

/ ARAGON IS FOR CHILDREN

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In Aragon there are countless opportunities for family fun: horse riding, bicycling, quad biking or segway routes. Hik- ing and organising picnics become the simplest of tasks given the large number of beautiful places and quiet spots in this region. And why not have fun in the winter snow, snowshoeing or snowboarding at one of the many ski re- sorts? Children can also enjoy various water activities suit- ed to their particular needs, or a holiday to remember on a camp site in the great outdoors. And don’t miss the various outings that are outlined below: LACUNIACHAWILDLIFE PARK In the Tena Valley, two kilometres from Piedrafita de Jaca and between 1,300 and 1,600 metres above sea level, a pleasant stroll through lush forests allows you to see a va- riety of animals in semi-freedom. You can park at the entrance and then all you need is cloth- ing and footwear suitable for the mountains. Everything else you can find here, including backpacks for carrying babies. There are also two picnic areas where you can take a break and some refreshments. During a 2-3 hour walk, the well-signposted trails will guide you to the animal en- closures, where you can see ibex, lynx, wolves, deer, elk, reindeer, bison, Przewalski’s horse, chamois, fallow deer and roe deer, all in their natural habitat.

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1/ Skity, the mascot of Aramon resorts. 2/, 3/ Brown bear and lynx in Lacuniacha Wildlife Park. 4/ Trees are fun in adventure parks.

More Info: www.lacuniacha.com

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